Cathonomics

Tony Annett has written an excellent book arguing the contrary position. There is indeed a Catholic tradition of economics—or at least, a body of teaching on social questions which offer an alternative to the current economic orthodoxy. * Ownership Matters * 'Cathonomics' deserves to be included in the reading list for any course of study related to Catholic social teaching at every level from college, high school and parish discussion groups...Please read this book and discuss it at your parish and in your communities. You will find it a rewarding experience. * Catholic News Service * Economist Anthony Annett has delivered a book that should be required reading not only for those of us who have long been interested in Catholic social doctrine, but for anyone who is serious about bringing their Catholic faith to bear on decisions relating to public life. * National Catholic Reporter * Anthony Annett ... brings us Cathonomics, a fascinating perspective on how Catholic Social Thought (CST) can inform efforts 'to create a world economy that is more prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable for all.' * Irish Times * Annett's reflections brilliantly combine heart, head, and hand the book is a valuable contribution towards the efforts being made to achieve a more just economy that promotes equity and environmental sustainability. * Journal of Economics, Theology and Religion * The book's accessible language advances its critique of the neo-liberal toxic individualism and solidifies its argument on the naturality of civic economics and economic solidarity. * American Catholic Studies * [Annett] argues with precision, clarity and persuasive power for robust intervention in markets, by government and other actors, to harness economic growth at the service of human flourishing. * Studies in Christian Ethics *